Samsung PM8150L Small Power IC for Galaxy Note 10

PKR 400.00

Buy Samsung PM8150L small power IC for Galaxy Note 10. Fixes charging failure, no power, and unstable voltage issues on smartphones.

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Overview:

The PM8150L is a small power and charging management IC used in Samsung Galaxy Note 10 smartphones. It controls battery input, regulates secondary voltage lines, and supports stable power delivery to critical circuits on the motherboard.

This IC is commonly replaced during repairs involving charging faults, power instability, or partial power failure.

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Key Features:

• Small power and charging management IC

• Supports secondary and low-voltage power rails

• Regulates battery input and power distribution

• BGA package for motherboard-level repair

• Designed for Samsung Galaxy Note 10 power architecture

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Benefits:

• Restores proper charging and power regulation

• Fixes partial power, boot loop, and instability issues

• Essential component for advanced motherboard repair

• Cost-effective repair solution versus board replacement

• Reliable performance when professionally installed

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Applications:

• Charging not working or unstable charging repair

• Phone powers on but shuts down unexpectedly

• Partial power or boot loop issues

• Power rail instability on motherboard

• Professional PMIC replacement repair

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Compatible Models:

Samsung Galaxy Note 10

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FAQ Section:

Q1: What is the PM8150L IC used for?
It manages secondary power and charging-related voltage lines on the motherboard.

Q2: What symptoms indicate a faulty PM8150L IC?
Charging issues, unstable power, boot loops, or sudden shutdowns.

Q3: Is this IC specific to Samsung Note 10?
Yes, it is designed for devices using the PM8150L power architecture.

Q4: Can this IC be replaced without professional tools?
No, BGA rework tools and advanced soldering skills are required.

Q5: Will replacing PM8150L fix charging problems?
Yes, if the fault is related to secondary power or charging control circuits.

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